PEAKHOUSE INLAND NORTHWEST: SKI ROAD TRIP 2027
Experience an unforgettable ski & road trip through America’s most underrated ski region.
49° North, Silver Mountain, Tamarack, and Brundage. This Indy Pass-based road trip will explore a remote, underrated, and quiet region of North America for skiing, featuring incredible views, rugged natural terrain, and minimal lift lines.
Trip Details
Dates: February 12 - 19, 2027
Accommodation: 3 nights in Spokane / Coeur d’Alene, WA area, 4 nights in McCall, ID area
Resorts: 49° North, Silver Mountain, Tamarack, Brundage
Recommended Ability Level: Intermediate to Expert
This is an INDY PASS based road trip, and all resorts visited will be partnered with that pass product.
What’s Included
Accommodation: 7 nights in accommodations
Groceries: Fully-stocked kitchen for snacks and on-demand meals
Transport: Rental cars for all destinations and activities
Meals: Daily breakfasts and select group dinners
What’s Not Included
Airfare to and from Spokane, Boise, or otherwise
Ski passes and rental gear
Lunches (unless prepared with available sandwich materials) and some dinners
Travel insurance
Any optional activities not mentioned in “What’s Included”
The resorts of the inland Northwest feature incredible - and rarely discussed - views from their slopes.
Day 1: Arrival in Spokane/Coeur d’Alene area (February 12, 2027)
Arrival at Spokane International Airport (GEG)
Meet your carpool group - Collect luggage and ski gear and pick up rental vehicles.
Check into accommodations in Spokane area upon arrival.
Get settled and organize gear.Welcome dinner at the accommodations and overview of the week’s flow, including driving distances and mountain plan.
Day 2: 49° North (February 13, 2027)
Breakfast - Load up on a warm meal at the accommodations
First Day of Skiing at 49° North
Classic Inland Northwest mountain known for its approachable layout, uncrowded slopes, and variety of terrain.
This is an ideal first ski day to get legs under you, with long cruisers for warm-up laps and steeper pitches available for those looking to push it. Expect a relaxed vibe and plenty of space to spread out.
Return to accommodations
Recover from the first full day with a relaxing group dinner at the accommodations.
49° North features diverse terrain for all abilities for its size.
Day 3: Silver Mountain (February 14, 2027)
Breakfast - Another hearty meal before heading to our second resort.
Second Day Skiing at Silver Mountain
Silver Mountain offers a very different experience, starting with a scenic gondola ride into expansive terrain that feels far removed from crowds.
The mountain delivers a mix of long groomers, gladed runs, and more challenging zones as you move higher. Snow quality is often excellent, and the variety makes this a strong full-day destination.
Return to accommodations after the second full day on the mountain.
We will recap the day at another group dinner
Day 4: Travel Day → McCall, Idaho/Brundage (February 15, 2027)
Breakfast & Check Out
Drive to McCall, Idaho
Optional half day at Brundage - Starting around 1PM.
Accommodations Check-In upon arrival before going to dinner.
Optional casual group dinner - we will dine at a local favorite in town.
Some of Tamarack’s terrain offers snow and views to rival the best in North America.
Day 5: Tamarack (February 16, 2027)
Breakfast - Fresh coffee and a warm meal before another big day on the slopes.
Full Day Skiing at Tamarack Resort
Tamarack offers a mix of groomed runs, gladed terrain, and excellent views, making it a great mountain for both strong intermediates and advanced skiers
Return to accommodations - Recharge and reset over a group dinner
Day 6: Brundage Mountain (February 17, 2027)
Breakfast: - A filling morning meal for the final resort of the trip
Brundage is known for its consistent snow quality, open bowls, and uncrowded feel. This is a mountain that rewards exploration and offers a true “locals’ favorite” experience.
Expect a full day of varied terrain, with options ranging from smooth cruisers to steeper lines for those looking to step it up.
Return to accommodations
Optional group dinner in the town of McCall.
Brundage has some of the best snow in the region.
Day 7: Flex Day & Optional Add-Ons (February 18, 2027)
Breakfast - Enjoy a leisurely breakfast at the accommodations before setting out on any plans for the day.
This day is intentionally flexible and may include:
A return to Tamarack or Brundage to revisit favorite terrain
A lighter ski day or rest/recovery option in McCall
Return to accommodations
Farewell Group Dinner - Celebrate the week of new connections and new adventures.
Day 8: Departure (February 19, 2027)
Breakfast & Check-Out
Departure Drive - Drive back toward departure airport (Spokane or Boise for most, coordinated). Return rental vehicles and head home.
Optional Addendum - An optional addendum to Lookout Pass or Lost Trail (conditions and logistics permitting) may be offered.
This trip will reward those looking for an off-the-beaten path, but still vacation-quality, ski experience.
Pricing
Shared room: $1,595
Private room: $2,495
NOTE: $100 discount for rental car drivers & payment plans available
Spaces are limited, so if you’re interested, apply now!
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the Inland Northwest trip?
The Inland Northwest road trip runs February 12 to 19, 2027, starting in the Spokane and Coeur d'Alene area and finishing in McCall, Idaho.
How much does this trip cost?
A shared room is $1,595 and a private room is $2,495. Zero-interest payment plans are standard for all applicants, and rental car drivers get $100 off.
Where do we stay?
We stay three nights in the Spokane and Coeur d'Alene area and four nights in the McCall, Idaho area.
Which resorts do we ski?
We ski 49° North, Silver Mountain, Tamarack and Brundage. Day seven is a flex day, with the option to return to Tamarack or Brundage or take a lighter day in McCall.
How do we get there?
Airfare is not included. Fly into Spokane International Airport (GEG) on February 12, meet your carpool group and pick up the rental cars. We carpool in rental cars to and from the resorts, drive to McCall on day four, and on the last day drive back toward Spokane or Boise, depending on your flight, to return the rental cars.
What meals are included?
Daily breakfasts and select group dinners are included, and the kitchen is fully stocked for snacks and on-demand meals. Lunches (unless prepared with the available sandwich materials) and some dinners are not included.
Which passes work?
Ski passes are not included. This is an Indy Pass road trip, and all four resorts are Indy Pass partners.
What is not included?
Airfare to and from Spokane, Boise or elsewhere, ski passes and rental gear, travel insurance, most lunches and some dinners, and any optional activities not listed as included.
What skill level do I need?
The recommended ability level is intermediate to expert.
Can I come solo?
Yes. PeakHouse is built for people to meet new ski friends of similar ability, and we are happy to coordinate intros before your start date.
What is the cancellation and refund policy?
If you need to cancel, we can provide a refund only if we are able to find a person to take your spot. If you volunteered to drive, your replacement must also be a driver. For most domestic trips we expect this to be possible within 60 to 90 days of the trip, but we cannot guarantee it.
How do I apply or sign up?
We are currently accepting applications from skiers and snowboarders who are 21 and older. Use the Apply button to sign up. Spaces are limited, and zero-interest payment plans are standard for all applicants.